The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians was finally able to distribute the first of $6.2 million in gaming revenues to local communities in Michigan.
The tribe was holding onto the money from the Four Winds Casino because the local revenue-sharing board couldn't decide how to share the money. The dispute was resolved last month.
"It's really a proud day for the Pokagon Band," Chairman John Miller told The South Bend Tribune.
The tribe shares 2 percent of net slot machine revenues with local communities.
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Casino payout time begins
(The South Bend Tribune 5/13)
Casino cash released by Pokagons (WNDU 5/12)
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